Sno Bunjee's

[arcticdodge]

How do these work? How are they hooked up to the sled? Are they worth the $$$? and where can I get one? Thanks for the info

 

[SLEDBUNNYRACING]

Catmando????

He's your expert​

How do these work? How are they hooked up to the sled? Are they worth the $$$? and where can I get one? Thanks for the info

 

[arcticdodge]

I ride a Cat also, but my partner has a Ski-doo, so it will be used on his sled.

 

[badmonkey]

I ride a Cat also, but my partner has a Ski-doo, so it will be used on his sled.

that would be wishfull thinking LOL LOL

 

[99summitx]

These are the greatest invention since aaahhhh women!! They work great as long as you don't hook it to your plastic front bumper( I learned real quick) back bumper to ski leg is best connection.

 

[rmk800]

i just recently bought one at the sled show for $110, this one is one you pull by hand and hook to the ski , but there is a sled to sled one also. i bought one cause i heard that they work great and is easier to get out of the way when pulling with it. you can buy them at any sled dealer. but if you are looking for a beacon as well go to snobunje, they have a good deal on right now.

 

[throttle-up]

I sell them because they simply work. They save a lot of pulling / tugging in the deep powder. See my website below I have both the Cobra and Rattler in stock.

Thanks

 

[catmando]

THERE GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Take two and tie a rope too the handles and hook one hook on each ski and tie the rope too the bumper of your buddies sled (usually a Doo)Drive a head and boom your out of some pretty good stucks!
P.S. The sled to sled takes up too much room!
catmando!

 

[99summitx]

I just drilled a couple holes in the side of my tunnel, put in a couple of small hooks and run the cobra around the back ontop of the snowflap and under the rear bumper, don't even know it's there.

 

[Born2Ride]

The biggest thing is to find a good place to store it. I have one and found it a pain to always take the pack off, dig it out hook on and pull yur buddy out and then pack it away again. Best to find a spot where it is easily accessible.

 

[Snort]

The hooks do not fit over the elliptical rear bumper of a Rev. I tie a small piece of rope on the bumper and then hook the bunje in to that. All in all they work very well.

 

[NosRX1]

i just recently bought one at the sled show for $110, this one is one you pull by hand and hook to the ski , but there is a sled to sled one also. i bought one cause i heard that they work great and is easier to get out of the way when pulling with it. you can buy them at any sled dealer. but if you are looking for a beacon as well go to snobunje, they have a good deal on right now.

Snow Bungee in Rilfe Colorado $60.00 dollars I am buying 2 before I leave this place....Any one else want one they had 3 there.

 

[arcticdodge]

Snow Bungee in Rilfe Colorado $60.00 dollars I am buying 2 before I leave this place....Any one else want one they had 3 there.

I will take one nosRX1. How do I pay you? And when would you be leaving that place. Send me a PM and we can work things out. I do not want the sled to sled one. Thanks Mark

 

[Big Grump]

Hey Nosrx1 I'll take one also.

PM Me

 

[99summitx]

I just drilled a couple holes in the side of my tunnel, put in a couple of small hooks and run the cobra around the back ontop of the snowflap and under the rear bumper, don't even know it's there.

Here is a pic of how I carry my snobunje!!

 

[BIGFOOT]

Very kind gesture on your part NosRXL. I paid $95.00 @ Cycle west a few years back.

 

[Born2Ride]

99summitx - I have the hand pull bunji and like it also. Have considered the other sled pull type, but worry about it breaking and flying back to smack in me in the head. Ever hear of that happening?

 

[Lococoin]

Very kind gesture on your part NosRXL. I paid $95.00 @ Cycle west a few years back.

Snobunje is another company that needs to adjust their pricing. 69.95 in the states, 110 in canada. Ridiculous.

 

[99summitx]

99summitx - I have the hand pull bunji and like it also. Have considered the other sled pull type, but worry about it breaking and flying back to smack in me in the head. Ever hear of that happening?

As a matter of fact...I lost a bumper and it hit the guy pulling in the back and sent him over his bars, he learned real quick after that not to hit it so hard and keep the gas on. The bunje never broke, and I learned not to hook to the bumper.

 

[arcticdodge]

Would anybody be interested in maybe getting a group buy going for snobungies? If we could get enough people I could call around and see if and where we could get a deal.